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Like other weight-bearing joints, the hip may be at risk of “wear and tear”, (osteoarthritis) as the smooth and glistening articular cartilage, (between the bones) may slowly disappear as it wears thin. Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of hip pain and occurs mainly in adults aged 50 or over. If you do not get
Read more →Patients visiting an Osteopath have the same rights as any patient visiting a doctor or dentist. In the UK the General Osteopathic Council regulates, promotes and develops the profession of Osteopathy, maintaining a Statutory Register of those entitled to practise Osteopathy. Only practitioners meeting the high
Read more →Piriformis syndrome, otherwise known as sciatica is a neuromuscular disorder that occurs when the sciatic nerve is compressed or irritated by the piriformis muscle, causing pain, tingling and numbness in the buttock(s) and along the sciatic nerve distribution. In 15% of the population, the sciatic passes through
Read more →The cranial osteopathic approach applies “pure osteopathy” principles to the treatment of the whole body, including the skull and its contents. In 1899 William Garner Sutherland, a student of Andrew Taylor Still, observed that the 26 bones of the skull were connected by modified joints which permitted a tiny degree of
Read more →Doctors and Spinal Surgeons come to us for their back pain treatment! That is testament to the Quality and Effectivity of Our Treatment. Our Osteopaths in Chelsea, Harrow and Wembley offer conservative care, using a variety of proven methods, for example: spinal manipulation; mobilisation; acupuncture; electro
Read more →Herniation of the nucleus pulposus, (fluid substance) occurs when the nucleus pulposus breaks through the anulus fibrosus, (outer capsule encompassing the fluid nucleus pulposus) of an intervertebral disc, (spinal shock absorber). A herniated disc, (slipped disc) quite often occurs most frequently in the lower back
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